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is that good
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>>74122127
Not really impressive to anyone. The weight you can move on accessory lifts is pretty irrelevant
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>>74122127
No, but good for you
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>>74122127
Yeah, good job!
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>>74122127
no
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>>74122127
1RM or you do sets with 30 lbs? If its the former......
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>>74122151
>arm isos are accessory lifts

found the power shitter
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>>74122127
Curling 50s for reps is where things start to get impressive.
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>>74122127
It might be good for you, depending on how long you've been training and your goals.
If you're male and young that's probably nowhere near your limits
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>>74122127
sure, why not
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>>74122127
how good is 30lbs on incline curls for reps, I'm genuinely curious.



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